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Seamus Leonard·2 August 2020
Lazio interested in taking Borja Mayoral off Real Madrid's hands
Lazio interested in taking Borja Mayoral off Real Madrid's hands | OneFootball
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Real Madrid are undertaking a clearout as the LaLiga champions seek to bring in some cash for fringe players.
With striker Dani Gómez already offloaded to Levante, fellow forward Borja Mayoral is now being linked with Italian side Lazio.
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Mayoral has spent the last two seasons on loan at Levante, but a permanent move away from the Santiago Bernabéu is now on the cards.
MARCA are reporting that Lazio may pay €20m for the 23-year-old, as they look to provide cover for European Golden Shoe winner Ciro Immobile.
Real are said to want a first refusal option included in the deal, suggesting that the Spanish giants still see a lot of potential in Mayoral.
Separately, left-back Sergio Reguilón – who has spent the season on loan at Sevilla – is also expected to leave this summer after Everton reportedly tabled a €20m offer for the defender.
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